AutoMKV 0.93a - (DVD/TS/AVI/AVS to X264/XviD/WVC1 into MKV/MP4/WMV) update 30/12/2007

[buzzqw]

@xmcnuggetx
same problem as schizosmurf

@weaver4

CQ encoding mean that all I and P frames are at constant quantitizer, the B frames are NOT at constant quantitizer other values is taken like Quantitizer ratio and Quantitizer offset

<BQuantRatio>162</BQuantRatio>

The "Quantizer ratio" setting determines how many more times the B-frames should be compressed compared to P-frames (the higher the value, the higher the quantizer setting and therefore the more compressed the frame is).

<BQuantOffset>100</BQuantOffset>
The "Quantizer offset" setting determines the quantizer value to be added to B-frames compared to surrounding P-frames (so a setting of "1.00" would add "1.00" to the quantizer value of the B-frame, again the higher the quantizer, the more compression used).

(taken from Digital Digest)

@delacroixp and ALL
remember the forum's rules, all are bind to these rules

BHH

[delacroixp]

@weaver4

CQ encoding mean that all I and P frames are at constant quantitizer, the B frames are NOT at constant quantitizer other values is taken like Quantitizer ratio and Quantitizer offset

<BQuantRatio>162</BQuantRatio>

The "Quantizer ratio" setting determines how many more times the B-frames should be compressed compared to P-frames (the higher the value, the higher the quantizer setting and therefore the more compressed the frame is).

<BQuantOffset>100</BQuantOffset>
The "Quantizer offset" setting determines the quantizer value to be added to B-frames compared to surrounding P-frames (so a setting of "1.00" would add "1.00" to the quantizer value of the B-frame, again the higher the quantizer, the more compression used).

(taken from Digital Digest)

Where do I find the <BQuantRatio>162</BQuantRatio> and <BQuantOffset>100</BQuantOffset> settings...
there's no mention in the CQ profiles... except possibly <BframeBias>0</BframeBias>

This leads me to my next question... are there CQ profiles set-up specifically for Q22... I never use Q18 and they might be more 'tweaked' for Q22 usage ???


I will :readguid: to discover more and :readrule: to wise-up regarding postings on the forum... (the Darkside is always eager to lead fools into temptation).



:) :D :eek:
Pascal


BTW [*** EDIT ***]
Gr8 article on Profiles (http://www.digital-digest.com/articles/x264_options_page2.html) and the meaning of each setting.
A must-read for any tinkerer...

[salman1]

how make avi container from dvd -9

[weaver4]

PuzZLeR (http://forums.divx.com/forum/viewTopic.php?id=3517&page=1) has discovered a similar anomaly, using a somewhat more simple though equally effective method.

I tried to download DivX DRF Analyzer - 0.9.5 (http://www.geocities.com/analyzerdrf/) without success... though it is outdated anyway...
What software do you use to test your encodes... ???
However, I think you are probably better qualified to handle the 'mystery and mayhem' ... since you got me interested in CQ encoding to start with...

CQ encoding has a ring of purity which now seams tarnished... but it still has the 2nd great virtue of "saving you time, saving you money" (by doing only 1 pass).


:) :D :eek:
Pascal

I used avinaptic, which buzz told me about.

I want good quality video, I don't care what size it comes out. So I use CQ, but I am about to just start coding 1000kbs for 640 9x5 movies and 1300 for 640 4:3 movies and forget it.

[weaver4]

Buzz,

The picture quality is not nearly as good as those that maintain a constand DRF, like avi.net and autogk.

If what you said is correct why do avi.net, autogk, staxrip, mpg mediator, Dr Divx, and all the other programs do it as a constant dRF regardless of the frame type? Is it possible to change the profile to do this?

[Shark_jlc]

... "Jeradc" (I assume that's Shark_jlc) ...

You are correct :)

[buzzqw]

@delacroixp
read better, we are speaking of XVID

@salman1
please be more clear

@weaver4
i will change the CQ profile, thanks for suggestion!

Is it possible to change the profile to do this?
yes, change the value of parameters to this
<BQuantRatio>100</BQuantRatio> and leave <BQuantOffset>0</BQuantOffset> as is

BHH

[BixMix]

@buzzqw
I understand exactly what you mean by Amplifydb(15). However, I don't know how to invoke ffdshow inside of AutoMKV, so I'm unclear on your second solution.

@delacroixp
I'm feeling brave so I'll check out BeSweet.

@both
Thank you for helping me breakdown my brick wall. Now I just have to climb over the rubble, and I have a feeling that a better understanding of command line stuff would help me do that.

[buzzqw]

I don't know how to invoke ffdshow inside of AutoMKV, so I'm unclear on your second solution.

stop! ffdshow is a decoder !
you must install it and USE when PLAY the movie! not when encoding :)

BHH

[BixMix]

[QUOTE=you must install it and USE when PLAY the movie! not when encoding :)]

Hmmm...the movie is ultimately being played by a Disney MixMax, a handheld media player for kids. So ffdshow isn't part of that equation.

Thanks though...I'm learning more every hour.

[buzzqw]

@BixMix

one more question
if you play the final avi on your pc is the volume enough ?

BHH

[BixMix]

@BixMix

one more question
if you play the final avi on your pc is the volume enough ?

BHH

No, the volume is not enough on the PC either.

[xmcnuggetx]

@xmcnuggetx
same problem as schizosmurf

Sorry was there a solution posted?

[buzzqw]

@xmcnuggetx

Sorry was there a solution posted?

no :( since isn't a problem of automkv but vista and WMCmd.vbs (again ask zambelli on new alternative container forum)

@BixMix
that strange but not impossible, automkv normalize the audio till no artifact is audible.
use ffdshow as audio decoder and check volume

BHH

[schizosmurf]

Sorry was there a solution posted?

u can try installing Windows media encoder 9 HERE (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/encoder/default.mspx) and then the Vista hotfix HERE (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929182)

it is SUPPOSED to fix that exact problem, but for my case it didnt. maybe you'll have better luck

EDIT: I just started a thread HERE (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=123750) about my problem, so if that doesn't fix your problem, please post over there to show that its not an isolated incident (hopefully anyways :P)

[nx6]

how make avi container from dvd -9
Has the DVD already been ripped to your hard drive?

[delacroixp]

@delacroixp
I'm feeling brave so I'll check out BeSweet.

@both
Thank you for helping me breakdown my brick wall. Now I just have to climb over the rubble, and I have a feeling that a better understanding of command line stuff would help me do that.

Don't forget about downloading BeLight (http://belight.corecodec.org/) (A very nice, easy to use, GUI for BeSweet).


:) :D :eek:
Pascal

[delacroixp]

@weaver4
i will change the CQ profile, thanks for suggestion!

Is it possible to change the profile to do this?


yes, change the value of parameters to this

<BQuantRatio>100</BQuantRatio> and leave <BQuantOffset>0</BQuantOffset> as is


Wonderfull... the Vatican says "Miracles do happen" and they're right !!!


:) :D :eek:
Pascal

[delacroixp]

I used avinaptic, which buzz told me about.

I want good quality video, I don't care what size it comes out. So I use CQ, but I am about to just start coding 1000kbs for 640 9x5 movies and 1300 for 640 4:3 movies and forget it.

Please don't 'forget it' ... I really think CQ is the 'way to go' if you can just get it to work properly.


Awesome Utility (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=123076) ... though I'm just wondering why you prefer the Xvid container over the Mkv model ???


[ About file ]

Name: BoB 02 - 640x360.mkv
Date: 20/03/2007 19:21:20
Size: 56,004,800 bytes

[ Generic info ]

Play duration: 00:49:59 (2999.24 s)
Container type: matroska
Creation time: 20/03/2007 17:21:07 UTC
Number of streams: 1
Type of stream nr. 1: video (V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC) {BoB 02 - 640x360}
Audio streams: 0
Muxing Application: libebml v0.7.7 + libmatroska v0.8.1
Writing Application: mkvmerge v2.0.2 ('You're My Flame') built on Feb 21 2007 23:40:55

[ About quality ]

Resolution: HIGH (640 x 360)
Width: multiple of 16 (GOOD)
Height: multiple of 8 (16 would be better)
Average DRF quality: MEDIUM (25.505621)
Standard deviation quality: MEDIUM (3.105367)
Std. dev. weighted mean: MEDIUM (3.000197)

[ Video track ]

Codec ID: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC
Resolution: 640 x 360
Frame aspect ratio: 16:9 = 1.777777
Pixel aspect ratio: 649:640 = 1.014062
Display aspect ratio: 649:360 = 1.802777 (~16:9)
Framerate: 25 fps
Stream size: 354,966,220 bytes
Bitrate: 946.816446 kbps
Qf: 0.164377

[ About H.264 encoding ]

User data: x264
User data: core 54 svn-628M
User data: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC codec
User data: Copyleft 2005
User data: http://www.videolan.org/x264.html
User data: cabac=1
User data: ref=3
User data: deblock=1:-2:-1
User data: analyse=0x3:0x133
User data: me=umh
User data: subme=5
User data: brdo=0
User data: mixed_ref=1
User data: me_range=16
User data: chroma_me=1
User data: trellis=1
User data: 8x8dct=1
User data: cqm=0
User data: deadzone=21,11
User data: chroma_qp_offset=0
User data: threads=3
User data: nr=0
User data: decimate=1
User data: mbaff=0
User data: bframes=3
User data: b_pyramid=1
User data: b_adapt=1
User data: b_bias=0
User data: direct=3
User data: wpredb=1
User data: bime=1
User data: keyint=250
User data: keyint_min=25
User data: scenecut=40(pre)
User data: rc=crf
User data: crf=23.0
User data: rceq='blurCplx^(1-qComp)'
User data: qcomp=0.60
User data: qpmin=10
User data: qpmax=51
User data: qpstep=4
User data: ip_ratio=1.40
User data: pb_ratio=1.30
SPS id: 0
Num ref frames: 6
PPS id: 0
Entropy coding type: CABAC
Weighted prediction: No
Number of frames: 74981
Drop/delay frames: 0
Corrupted frames: 0

P-slices: 40007 ( 53.356 %) #############
B-slices: 33987 ( 45.327 %) ###########
I-slices: 987 ( 1.316 %)
SP-slices: 0 ( 0.000 %)
SI-slices: 0 ( 0.000 %)

[ DRF analysis ]

Average DRF: 25.505621
Standard deviation: 3.105367
Max DRF: 34

DRF<10: 0 ( 0.000 %)
DRF=10: 188 ( 0.251 %)
DRF=11: 144 ( 0.192 %)
DRF=12: 309 ( 0.412 %)
DRF=13: 135 ( 0.180 %)
DRF=14: 167 ( 0.223 %)
DRF=15: 183 ( 0.244 %)
DRF=16: 153 ( 0.204 %)
DRF=17: 117 ( 0.156 %)
DRF=18: 133 ( 0.177 %)
DRF=19: 204 ( 0.272 %)
DRF=20: 715 ( 0.954 %)
DRF=21: 1572 ( 2.097 %) #
DRF=22: 4357 ( 5.811 %) #
DRF=23: 8309 ( 11.081 %) ###
DRF=24: 9955 ( 13.277 %) ###
DRF=25: 11611 ( 15.485 %) ####
DRF=26: 9386 ( 12.518 %) ###
DRF=27: 7814 ( 10.421 %) ###
DRF=28: 7064 ( 9.421 %) ##
DRF=29: 5988 ( 7.986 %) ##
DRF=30: 3879 ( 5.173 %) #
DRF=31: 1846 ( 2.462 %) #
DRF=32: 645 ( 0.860 %)
DRF=33: 80 ( 0.107 %)
DRF=34: 27 ( 0.036 %)
DRF>34: 0 ( 0.000 %)

P-slices average DRF: 24.908615
P-slices std. deviation: 2.832718
P-slices max DRF: 32

B-slices average DRF: 26.299879
B-slices std. deviation: 3.205946
B-slices max DRF: 34

I-slices average DRF: 22.354609
I-slices std. deviation: 2.703872
I-slices max DRF: 30

This report was created by AVInaptic (06-03-2007) on 21 mar 2007, h 20:03:47

What does it all mean...
It certainly looks like a variety of statistical quantizers are being used... all the way from Q10 to Q34... that's tragic !!!

I'm keen to try the <BQuantRatio>100</BQuantRatio> and <BQuantOffset>0</BQuantOffset> settings... but the H264 profiles don't have that command at all and don't even know where best it should go even it does...



:) :D :eek:
Pascal

[buzzqw]

xvid/avi is playable on stand alone players, while mkv no

about the log... i suppose is a crf encoding at value 23... don't know about all those frames at varius quants...

if x264.exe work as this, for me is ok

BHH

P.S. i don't understand your sense of humor... i think is more sarcasm... and i don't like it

[weaver4]

xvid/avi is playable on stand alone players, while mkv no

about the log... i suppose is a crf encoding at value 23... don't know about all those frames at varius quants...

if x264.exe work as this, for me is ok

BHH

P.S. i don't understand your sense of humor... i think is more sarcasm... and i don't like it

I agree with buzz: If you need stand-alone-player capability then you should be using xvid-avi. If you are not concerned about that then you should use x264-mkv or x264-mp4. Unless you have a underpowered system, then stay with xvid-avi.

[salman1]

[QUOTE=buzzqw;973401]
@salman1
please be more clear
/QUOTE]

i have dvd that i want to do 2 cd rip with avi container with audio of 128kbps/s is that possible with this software?

[xmcnuggetx]

@xmcnuggetx
no :( since isn't a problem of automkv but vista and WMCmd.vbs (again ask zambelli on new alternative container forum)

FYI I fixed this in Vista by turning off DEP. You can do so by following this article:
http://vista.beyondthemanual.com/2006/11/vista_tip_turn_off_data_execut.html

[buzzqw]

@salman1
when you have the dvd on your hard disk, start automkv, on input poit to video_ts.ifo

select your container, codec, profile, audio and subs,select disk size and width, then click start

@xmcnuggetx
thanks to the info !
so is automkv and wmv fuctional under vista ? (just for conferm)

BHH

[delacroixp]

xvid/avi is playable on stand alone players, while mkv no

about the log... i suppose is a crf encoding at value 23... don't know about all those frames at varius quants...

if x264.exe work as this, for me is ok

BHH

P.S. i don't understand your sense of humor... i think is more sarcasm... and i don't like it

It is a crf encoding at Q23 but is it possible to have a totally flat quantizer... ?
I notice the Average DRF = 25.505621 with a huge swing between Q10 and Q34 ...

It's probably pretty standard stuff and I don't know any better myself but I'ld be keen to try a straight Q23... and c what it looks like.


:) :D :eek:
Pascal

[nx6]

i have dvd that i want to do 2 cd rip with avi container with audio of 128kbps/s is that possible with this software?

Before you start, make sure you have all the required software installed. You need more than just AutoMKV, you also need AVISynth and XviD at least (see the first post (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=854221#post854221) of this thread).

Insert your DVD.
In AutoMKV, select the drive in the upper right, then click "Check DVD Drive"
AutoMKV should select the largest IFO file (which will correspond to the main movie on the DVD).
Set your output location (where the video files should go). Use a hard drive with at least 15GB of free space to handle all the DVD temp files, etc.
Change the container on the right hand side to AVI (it says MKV right now). Codec should change to XVID.
Set encoding profile, remember that higher qulaity profiles will take longer to process.
In the area labeled "Audio Track 1" select your audio track. I recommend you use a 2-ch Stereo track unless you are actually planning on playing the file on a 5.1 channel system.
Change audio format to LAME , STEREO, and quality to 128.
Leave other options on AUTO or however they are set if you don't know what they do.
On Output File/Name Options area change disk setting to "2 CD" this will give you one 1400 MB file, not two 700MB ones. You can also enter a specify a name for the final movie file (you don't need to type the .avi).
Now hit Start Encoding, in the lower right.


DVDFab Decrypter will open and start ripping the DVD to your hard disk. If it gives you an error about the path where it is trying to save the DVD, just change it and then hit start on it's window. A minor hiccup, it will remember next time.

After DVD Decrypter finishes, DGIndex will start and begin processing. You may not see a window telling you what it is doing, as long as your hard disk is churning, it is fine.

Audio will be processed after that.
Then Video (this will take several hours depending on the specs of your computer).
Then the parts will all be put together in the file.
When AutoMKV finishes, on the "Log" tab of AutoMKV it will say "Finished Job" at the bottom of the log.

Now go look in the folder you had defined as the output, and you should see a file with the name you picked.avi.


@buzzqw:
I thought subtitles on AVI required the "burn in" option be used.

[salman1]

^ i have dvd ripped in my hd drive also i have done d2v file so and the audio. what is input file then?
can i put d2v file as an input or the vob file? or i have to do others than that? thx

[RipcordAFF]

Hey the program has been runnning fantastic and I loved it under XP but now I am running vista and I have problems. It does the Indexing fine I think, but any step where it opens the cmd window (testing interlace pattern, lets encode etc) It just flashes the cmd, closes it immediatly and moves to the next step. So it never does any actual encoding... any ideas? Thanks!

BTW Ive also tried running it under compatibility mode, still does same thing



@RipcordAFF
Bautodeint.exe NEED a yv12 decoder installed
Install the Koepi XviD Build (link on first post)





Hey buzzqw, I tried what you said, and it still didnt work. It still flys through the steps and only flashes up the command windows. Any ideas? Thanks

Here is the log

22:35:21 0.79 - - - - - - - - - - - - - START JOBS - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
22:35:21 Selected Input file: F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\VTS_04_1.VOB
22:35:21 Selected Output dir: F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\
22:35:21 Selected Final Name: Lost--S2E12
22:35:21 Selected Container type: WMV
22:35:21 Selected Encoder: WMV
22:35:21 Selected Size: 1/2 CD
22:35:21 Selected Slice: 1
22:35:21 Selected Profile: 1_Pass_CBR_VeryQuick.xml
22:35:21 Selected Width: Automatic
22:35:21 Selected Resizer: SimpleResize (neutral soft)
22:35:21 Selected Filters: RemoveGrain(mode=2)
22:35:21 Selected Deinterlacer: AUTO
22:35:21 Selected Field Order: AUTO
22:35:21 Track Language 1: AC3 Audio Stream 0
22:35:21 Audio Codec 1: WMV
22:35:21 Audio Quality 1: 96
22:35:21 Audio Channel 1: Stereo
22:35:21 Advanced Audio Settings DUMP Track 1
22:35:21 Nero Option Profiles: AUTO --- Encoding Mode: Quality
22:35:21 CCT Option Profiles: AUTO --- Channel Options: AUTO
22:35:21 Lame Settings: ABR
22:35:21 Audio Normalization: 1
22:35:21 Frequency: AUTO --- Tempo : NONE
22:35:21 Pitch: NONE --- Other Add :
22:35:21 Advanced Audio Settings DUMP Track 2
22:35:21 Nero Option Profiles: AUTO --- Encoding Mode: Quality
22:35:21 CCT Option Profiles: AUTO --- Channel Options: AUTO
22:35:21 Lame Settings: ABR
22:35:21 Audio Normalization: 1
22:35:21 Frequency: AUTO --- Tempo : NONE
22:35:21 Pitch: NONE --- Other Add :
22:35:21
22:35:21 Dgindex CMD: C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\dgindex\dgindex.exe -FO=0 -OM=1 -TN=1 -YR=2 -AIF=[F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\VTS_04_1.VOB] -OF=[F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\movie] -exit -minimize
22:37:13 Starting fixing audio delay on track number 1
22:37:13 DelayCut CMD: C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\dgindex\Delaycut.exe -auto -out "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\fixed1.ac3" "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\movie T01 3_2ch 384Kbps DELAY 0ms.ac3"
22:37:28 Original 1' Audio Size: 124133376 bytes
22:37:28 Finished fixing audio delay
22:37:28 ForceFilm Detected: 99.400002% FILM found
22:37:31 ERROR - There are some problem with movie lenght! Try parsing D2V file
22:37:31 Number of Frames: 9792
22:37:31 Framerate: 29.969999
22:37:31 Movie length in Seconds: 327
22:37:31 Movie Width: 720
22:37:31 Movie Height: 480
22:37:34 Order: unk
22:37:34 Autoresize CMD: cscript.exe "C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\encoder\WMCmd.vbs" -input "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\resmovie.avs" -output "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\resmovie.wmv" -v_codec WMV8 -v_mode 2 -v_quality 85 -s_config "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\wmv_crb" -a_codec WMASTD -a_mode 0 -title "Lost--S2E12" -year 2007 -copyright "Done with AutoMKV! 0.79" -a_setting 96_44_2
22:37:37 Tested total movie: 5%
22:37:37 AutoResize movie size: -1 bytes
22:37:37 Movie Width suggested: 943278096 value based on sample size (131010848.00% of original width)
22:37:38 WMV CMD: cscript.exe "C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\encoder\WMCmd.vbs" -input "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\movie.avs" -output "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\movie.wmv" -v_codec WMV8 -v_mode 0 -v_bitrate 9088256 -s_config "F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\wmv_crb" -a_codec WMASTD -a_mode 0 -title "Lost--S2E12" -year 2007 -copyright "Done with AutoMKV! 0.79" -a_setting 96_44_2
22:37:41 Final Muxed size: -1 bytes
22:37:41 Encoding finished: 00:02:20 elapsed time
22:37:41 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:41 Script AutoCrop.log
22:37:41 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:41 Script Resmovie.avs
22:37:41
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\autocrop.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\BicublinResize.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\blockbuster.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\cnr2.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\ColorMatrix.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\Convolution3D.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\corrector.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\DctFilter.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\Decomb.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\Deen.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\degrainmedian.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\DGDecode.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\EEDI2.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\fft3dfilter.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\FluxSmooth.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\frfun7.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\hqdn3d.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\LeakKernelDeint.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\MaskTools.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\medianblur.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\MipSmooth.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\mt_masktools.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\mvtools.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\NicAudio.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\RemoveGrain.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\Repair.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\SangNom.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\SimpleResize.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\SoundOut.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TBilateral.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TomsMoComp.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TTempSmooth.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\UnDot.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\UnFilter.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\VSFilter.dll")
22:37:41 #loadpluginstart
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test1
22:37:41
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\MCBob_v03c.avsi")
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\mvbob.avsi")
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\seesaw.avsi")
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\spresso.avsi")
22:37:41 #importstart
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test2
22:37:41
22:37:41 movie = mpeg2source("F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\movie.d2v")
22:37:41 audio = NicAC3Source("F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\fixed1.ac3",2)
22:37:41 function getOrder(clip c) {
22:37:41 order = GetParity(c) ? 1 : 0
22:37:41 Return order }
22:37:41 #filter1start
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test3
22:37:41
22:37:41 #cropstart
22:37:41
22:37:41 cropclip = autocrop(movie,mode=0,wmultof=4,hmultof=4,samples=40,aspect=0,threshold=34,samplestartframe=0)
22:37:41 fixed_aspect = 1.185185
22:37:41 c_width = width(cropclip)
22:37:41 c_height = Round(height(cropclip) / fixed_aspect)
22:37:41 input_par = float(float(c_width)/float(c_height))
22:37:41 input_par = input_par > 1.4 ? input_par : (4.0/3.0)
22:37:41 out_width = 704
22:37:41 out_height = Round(float(out_width) / input_par)
22:37:41 hmod = out_height - (floor(out_height / 16 ) * 16)
22:37:41 out_height = (hmod > 4) ? (out_height + (16 - hmod)) : (out_height - hmod)
22:37:41 new_aspect = (float(out_width) / float(out_height)) / fixed_aspect
22:37:41 autocrop(movie,mode=0,wmultof=4,hmultof=4,samples=40,aspect=new_aspect,threshold=34,samplestartframe=0)
22:37:41
22:37:41 #resizestart
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test4
22:37:41
22:37:41 SimpleResize(out_width,out_height)
22:37:41 #filter2start
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test5
22:37:41
22:37:41 RemoveGrain(mode=2)
22:37:41 function Comptest(clip c, float percent)
22:37:41 {
22:37:41 frange=floor(14./(percent/100.))
22:37:41 Return SelectRangeEvery(c, frange, 14)
22:37:41 }
22:37:41 audio=ConvertAudioToFloat(audio)
22:37:41 audio=getchannel(audio,1,2)
22:37:41 audiodub(audio,last)
22:37:41 Comptest(5)
22:37:41 ColorMatrix("Rec.709->Rec.601",hints=false,threads=3)
22:37:41 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:41 Script movie.avs
22:37:41
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\autocrop.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\DGDecode.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\EEDI2.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\fft3dfilter.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\FluxSmooth.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\frfun7.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\hqdn3d.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\LeakKernelDeint.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\MaskTools.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\medianblur.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\MipSmooth.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\mt_masktools.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\mvtools.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\NicAudio.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\RemoveGrain.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\Repair.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\SangNom.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\SimpleResize.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\SoundOut.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TBilateral.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TDeint.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TIVTC.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TomsMoComp.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\TTempSmooth.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\UnDot.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\UnFilter.dll")
22:37:41 LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\VSFilter.dll")
22:37:41 #loadpluginstart
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test1
22:37:41
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\MCBob_v03c.avsi")
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\mvbob.avsi")
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\seesaw.avsi")
22:37:41 Import("C:\Users\Reed\Desktop\Utilities\DVD Stuff\automkv\exe\filter\spresso.avsi")
22:37:41 #importstart
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test2
22:37:41
22:37:41 movie = mpeg2source("F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\movie.d2v")
22:37:41 audio = NicAC3Source("F:\DVD Rips\Lost\e12\temp\fixed1.ac3",2)
22:37:41 function getOrder(clip c) {
22:37:41 order = GetParity(c) ? 1 : 0
22:37:41 Return order }
22:37:41 #filter1start
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test3
22:37:41
22:37:41 #cropstart
22:37:41
22:37:41 cropclip = autocrop(movie,mode=0,wmultof=4,hmultof=4,samples=40,aspect=0,threshold=34,samplestartframe=0)
22:37:41 fixed_aspect = 1.185185
22:37:41 c_width = width(cropclip)
22:37:41 c_height = Round(height(cropclip) / fixed_aspect)
22:37:41 input_par = float(float(c_width)/float(c_height))
22:37:41 input_par = input_par > 1.4 ? input_par : (4.0/3.0)
22:37:41 out_width = 704
22:37:41 out_height = Round(float(out_width) / input_par)
22:37:41 hmod = out_height - (floor(out_height / 16 ) * 16)
22:37:41 out_height = (hmod > 4) ? (out_height + (16 - hmod)) : (out_height - hmod)
22:37:41 new_aspect = (float(out_width) / float(out_height)) / fixed_aspect
22:37:41 autocrop(movie,mode=0,wmultof=4,hmultof=4,samples=40,aspect=new_aspect,threshold=34,samplestartframe=0)
22:37:41
22:37:41 #resizestart
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test4
22:37:41
22:37:41 SimpleResize(out_width,out_height)
22:37:41 #filter2start
22:37:41
22:37:41 #test5
22:37:41
22:37:41 RemoveGrain(mode=2)
22:37:41 ColorMatrix("Rec.709->Rec.601",hints=false,threads=3)
22:37:41 audio=ConvertAudioToFloat(audio)
22:37:41 audio=getchannel(audio,1,2)
22:37:41 audiodub(audio,last)
22:37:41 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:41 Script mkvmaudio.avs
22:37:41 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:41 Script mkvmaudio.bat
22:37:42 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:42 Script mkvmaudio2.avs
22:37:42 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
22:37:42 Script mkvmaudio2.bat
22:37:42
22:37:42 - - - - - - - - - - - - FINISHED JOBS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

[nx6]

^ i have dvd ripped in my hd drive also i have done d2v file so and the audio. what is input file then?
can i put d2v file as an input or the vob file? or i have to do others than that? thx

I don't know. I told you in PM I'm rather new to most video encoding. I don't use AutoMKV just for video encoding and muxxing, I let it handle everything (except ripping if I'm using an episodic DVD). From your earlier posts I got the idea you were just starting and you had a DVD you wanted to rip to a specific format, not that you had a bunch of stuff already encoded separately.

Edit: You can use the VOB as the input. I'm not sure how to specify a separate audio file for audio input, but I think it can be done, though. Someone else will have to chime in.

[schizosmurf]

FYI I fixed this in Vista by turning off DEP. You can do so by following this article:
http://vista.beyondthemanual.com/2006/11/vista_tip_turn_off_data_execut.html

tried this and still same, with cscript.exe crashing

@RipcordAFF
see POST (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=973454#post973454)

[RipcordAFF]

tried this and still same, with cscript.exe crashing

@RipcordAFF
see POST (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=973454#post973454)

Buzz I tried this, installed the WM 9 encoder, along with hotfix, and tried turning off DEP. All nothing. The CMD windows just close as soon as they open. If i really really watch them, they flash an error in the box right before they close, but i dont have enough time to read it....Any help? Thanks!

[nx6]

Alright, AutoMKV is giving me Script Host error messages again. It was working fine it seemed on 0.78b, but something changed between that and the most recent version.

[nx6]

Alright, AutoMKV is giving me Script Host error messages again. It was working fine it seemed on 0.78b, but something changed between that and the most recent version.

Ah, I think I have figured it out. It seems AutoMKV does not like it when the temp folder (with the ripped DVDs in it) is outside its own folder! I had moved it outside since I had installed 0.79a but still had 0.78b, and when I tried to run 0.78b I got errors on it, too. But after moving the temp folder into the 0.79a folder, now a job completed. :)

Very interesting. I wonder if this was the source of some of the issues I was having before when I first started trying to use AutoMKV.

[delacroixp]

^ i have dvd ripped in my hd drive also i have done d2v file so and the audio. what is input file then?
can i put d2v file as an input or the vob file? or i have to do others than that? thx

I don't know. I told you in PM I'm rather new to most video encoding. I don't use AutoMKV just for video encoding and muxxing, I let it handle everything (except ripping if I'm using an episodic DVD). From your earlier posts I got the idea you were just starting and you had a DVD you wanted to rip to a specific format, not that you had a bunch of stuff already encoded separately.

Edit: You can use the VOB as the input. I'm not sure how to specify a separate audio file for audio input, but I think it can be done, though. Someone else will have to chime in.

You may wont to take your encoding to the next level and mux your tracks manually which will allow you to include any audio or even video (3D Stereoscopic Movies (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy) viewed through Shutter Glasses (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCD_shutter_glasses)) tracks.

Download MKVToolnix (http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/) which includes the MkvMerge GUI and browse through the MkvMerge User Guide (http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/doc/mkvmerge-gui.html) (It's pretty much plane sailing after that).

Good Luck and have a good one...


:) :D :eek:
Pascal

[nx6]

You may wont to take your encoding to the next level and mux your tracks manually which will allow you to include any audio or even video (3D Stereoscopic Movies (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy) viewed through Shutter Glasses (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCD_shutter_glasses)) tracks.

Download MKVToolnix (http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/) which includes the MkvMerge GUI and browse through the MkvMerge User Guide (http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/doc/mkvmerge-gui.html) (It's pretty much plane sailing after that).

Good Luck and have a good one...


Ironically, MKVToolnix is what I tried before I tried MkvMagic, which what led me to AutoMKV.

I'm just looking for something fairly self contained and automated for now. Once I can get AutoMKV "jumping through hoops" maybe I'll look into it.

I'll assume you're talking to Salman1 since he has all the pieces waiting to be muxxed.

[salman1]

I also have ifo file too can i use that?

[buzzqw]

yes!

if you point to ifo you will can select audio tracks by name and not by number

BHH

[RipcordAFF]

Hey the program has been runnning fantastic and I loved it under XP but now I am running vista and I have problems. It does the Indexing fine I think, but any step where it opens the cmd window (testing interlace pattern, lets encode etc) It just flashes the cmd, closes it immediatly and moves to the next step. So it never does any actual encoding... any ideas? Thanks!

BTW Ive also tried running it under compatibility mode, still does same thing


Any word on this yet Buzz? I love your program, but I cant seem to get it to work at all under vista....any help would be greatly appreciated. I tried all your suggestions (page 69) any some other's suggestions (previous page), nothing worked....thanks man!

[buzzqw]

Any word on this yet Buzz? I love your program, but I cant seem to get it to work at all under vista.

open mkvmaudio.avs in virtualdub , any errors ?

for me is a bad installation of avisynth ... try disinstalling and reinstalling 2.5.7

BHH

[salman1]

i get this error also

http://maxupload.com/img/77177EFF.jpg

[buzzqw]

this error is often due to wrong framerate of avi file...

is movie.avi in temp directory playable ?

if so try manual muxing with virtualdub OR reencode (with xvid/avi) AND in advanced settings set use DivXMux

BHH

[fenomeno83]

I have a problem:when I set both manually width resolution and final size automkv blocked on indexing!

[PlayWithFire]

Can this tool be used to convert an MKV file to a WMV, so i can stream it to my 360? I've tried a few times, and i think the WMV Encoder is not working. The window displays some error about a profile, but i can't read what it is.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[delacroixp]

Have you any thoughts on Psychovisual Enhancement ?

I don't know whether you ever used the EKG in Dr DivX 1 but basically the idea was to decrease the bitrate in areas the eyes wouldn't notice anyway.

How do you think this impacts on Constant Quality encodes since all is equal ?

I was just wondering whether it is not in fact better to vary the Quantiser (as is happening) for a better overall Psychovisually pleasing result.

What's your take ?


:) :D :eek:
Pascal

[buzzqw]

@fenomeno83

since your source is from sat , i suppose is in TS format, in that case is much better to use projectX.

After loanding your file, go in advanced setting and check Use ProjectX (and leave de-check Use delay cut)

@PlayWithFire

launch from dos box movie_wmv.bat and spot the error

also read the hint on first post

BHH

[fenomeno83]

my sat recording is in .mpg format (I cut it using mpeg2cut2)

[buzzqw]

@fenomeno83

post the log

also try demuxing with dgindex and loading the dv2

BHH

[BixMix]

In the Wiki it shows VBR as one of the pull-downs for Lame. I only seem to have ABR and CBR -- even when I put it on max quality. Why?

[buzzqw]

the new soundout plugin doesn't support well pure VBR mp3, so the new default is ABR (average bitrate around your bitrate selected)

BHH

[delacroixp]

I tried modifying the <MinQuantizer>23</MinQuantizer> <MaxQuantizer>23</MaxQuantizer> but this caused H264 to crash.

I even downloaded the Sharktooth profiles but they're much the same...

:) :D :eek:
Pascal